Why you should use this website
The website gives users an alternative to save the expenses of paying for a live memorial service held in a facility, should they choose to save. It could also be used in collaboration with a memorial service at a facility.
Users can share the memorial with families and friends who are unable to attend the live memorial, should there be one, due to social distancing or global distance such as those who live in different countries. Each member of family and friends can view and participate in this virtual memorial at a designated time and date together, or at his own convenient time.
The website provides a way for a person to create his/her own obituary, to ‘know before you go’, when reading comments, condolences posting by family and friends, which, add to a sense of closure.  All one needs to do in order to create one’s own obituary is to leave the passing date blank, to be filled in by a surviving family member.  One could write one’s own autobiography , choose own pictures and/or videos, then post all on the obituary, as well as choosing or replacing own ceremony videos.
There is a 10% commission to those who refer users who pay for their usage of the website.
About The Ceremony
The website can be used as an alternative to, or, as a supplement to a real live memorial at a facility.
As presenting on this website, the existing uploaded/linked ceremonial videos are neutral to all religions. The existing videos can be replaced or collaborated with a religious one , if so choose. One ceremony video has sounds of Bhuddist monks Chanting Apitum, conveying the teaching of Bhudha on the impermanent of life, on how to achieve happiness in this life and beyond. There are videos recording of eulogy by a female and by a male voices which can be chosen to use as applicable to the deceased. The last video is an oration on the philosophy of death.